How did I make a mistake in this first order DE?
dx/dt+7x=Ae^(-t) dx/dt+dh/dt x=Ae^(-t) Be^ht dx/dt+Be^ht dh/dt x=Be^ht Ae^(-t) (d(Be^ht x))/dt=Be^ht Ae^(-t) Be^ht x=∫BAe^((h-1)t) dt e^ht x=A(1/(h-1))e^((h-1)t) x=A(1/(h-1))e^t 7= dh/dt h=7t x=A(1/(7t-1))e^t
it would be easier to annalyse if you put it in the equation tool
I feel that my intuition for the integrating factor is incorrect.
\[x'+7x=Ae^{-t}\]\[x'+h' x=Ae^{-t}\]\[Be^{ht} x''+Be^{ht} h' x=Be^{ht} Ae^{-t}\]
\[Be^{ht} x'+Be^{ht} h'x=Be^{ht} Ae^{-t}\]
I think you were right about having the integrating factor wrong, did you check the table
I prefer not to check from tables. I want to know why this is wrong, not what is right.
No! Chain rule failure. T'was not h', was (ht)'=h!
glad you figured it out! I was starting to do it on my paper, Im not good at looking at stuff and seeing what other people did
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